IOS6 custom font issue

I have build an web application which running on Ipad2,3 with IOS5.1.1 having no problem.
After update to IOS6, some custom font sometime were loaded incorrectly. The text on the screen was loaded as the default font of IOS6.
The custom font "Trade Gothic Bold No.2" is used in my web application.
Does anyone having the same problem with the font like me?
Please give me an advise for this issue.

For the record, the console did not report any missing fonts or anything similar.
It finally started working, but I did something a little different this time, in terms of clearing the cache.
I usually just deleted the 6.0 directory in cache:
...username\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache and delete the 6.0 directory. Since doing it this way, I have not encountered an issue when I want to redeploy my application on the same machine.
I would also sometimes delete the trusted.certs file for good measure. It's probably not necessary, but it's easy enough to do.
This time around, I deleted the 6.0 directory in the \SystemCache directory. I actually did not realize that this needed to be done. The fact that I did not have to do this on my Win7 machine makes me wonder why I had to do it on the XP machine. But either way, it's working.
Maybe someone would like to comment on Java's caching system and if there are any differences between Win7 and XP?

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